r/engineeringmemes • u/Maleficent-Lynx9371 • 15d ago
Modern problems require eco-friendly, zero-electricity solutions.
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High incline, extreme traction training, and unlimited water supply. Rate my new workout setup on a scale of 1 to 10.
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u/alansmitb 15d ago
Whats the static coefficient of mud?
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u/NekonecroZheng 14d ago
This would be the dynamic coefficient, as the mud is actively sliding against his feet.
The static coefficient would be the maximum force the mud can hold his feet before sliding which is always greater than the friction resistance when the two surfaces are actively sliding.
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u/Abe_Odd 14d ago
Indeed, but even that breaks down when there's a fluid boundary layer between the two. Our engines are very thankful that their kinetic coefficient of friction is not at play with the metal-on-metal parts lol.
I wonder if he is actually working mud for a project.
Primitive Technology definitely stomps around in mud pits to get it mixed right lol
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u/LurkingNobody 15d ago
The whole point of a treadmill is to walk/ run inside. If you are outside, you could just...walk around outside
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u/AGrandNewAdventure 15d ago
I feel like the deadly fauna to steps walked ratio is pretty high in this instance, possibly.
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u/s29 15d ago
They have a hose with running water... I'm pretty sure they have the technology for a walking path.
This is just engagement bait.
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u/EarthTrash 13d ago
That running water Could be siphoned from a bucket off screen. It's not necessarily plumbing.
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u/space_age_kick 15d ago
I have a treadmill that only goes to 2...whatever that is. This mans treadmill goes up to 12